Beer Flashcards

1
Q

What is meant by the word “cerevisaphile”?

A

a beer expert

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2
Q

What is “Cenosillicaphobia”?

A

the fear of an empty glass

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3
Q

Which country has the most beer brands?

A

Belgium

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4
Q

What ingredients were specified in the original Rheinheitsgebot law/

A

Barley, hops and water (yeast was not yet discovered)

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5
Q

What is “grist”?

A

Ground malt and grains ready for mashing

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6
Q

What is “wort”?

A

Solution obtained by mashing the malt and boiling in the hops (which becomes beer through fermentation)

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7
Q

At what temperature should draught beer be stored?

A

38 degrees F

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8
Q

Barley or other grains that have been steeped, germinated, heated, and/or kilned, cooled and dried, are referred to as what?

A

Malt

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9
Q

What are the characteristics of an American Brown Ale?

A

Roasted malt that is caramel & chocolate-like ; medium Intensity in both flavor and aroma and medium to high hop bitterness

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10
Q

Where did Saison style originate?

A

Hainaut Province, Belgium

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11
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What is the only certified Trappist beer made in the U.S?

A

Spencer

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12
Q

Mont des Cats originated in France, it is however now brewed in what country? (By whom?)

A

Belgium (Chimay)

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13
Q

What fruit is used for Kriek?

A

Morello Cherries

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14
Q

Name 3 German Pilsners

A

Paulaner Braverei
Würzburger Hofbrau
Bitburger Braverei
Radeberger

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15
Q

Why does bottled Heineken often smell “skunked”?

A

The green bottles mean that the beer is subject to light variations more often than beer in darker bottles. The exposure to direct light/heat can often change the aromas of the beer.

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16
Q

What does “sparging” do?

A

Sparging is rinsing the spent grains after the wort has been poured off with fresh water. It can further extract sugar & flavor, but might leave some additional bitterness in final product.

17
Q

Name all the top-fermented beers

A

Brown Ale, Mild Ale, Old Ale, Pale Ale, Stout, Wheat beer

18
Q

What does IBU stand for?

A

International
Bittering
Units (scale)

19
Q

Which company is the largest brewer in the world?

A

Anheuser- Busch Inbev (gross annual sales of $53 billion)

20
Q

Name the top four beers in Japan

A

Asahi, Kirin, Sapporo, Suntory

21
Q

Name the style of Lambic that is a blend of one-year-old and two-year old lambics with fermentation concluding in bottle.

A

Gueze

22
Q

What is “Faro”?

A

A mixture of Lambic and a lighter brewed beer. Belgian candy sugar is also added for sweetness

23
Q

What is a braggot?

A

An old drink dating back to 1300’s in Chauncer, Canterbury, Ireland and is made by blending spices & herbs with mead & beer to produce a strong concoction with not-so common flavors.

24
Q

What is “Kvass”?

A

Rye-based Russian beer usually fermented with fruit juices

25
Q

What is the name of the smoked beer famously produced in Bamberg (Franken, Germany)?

A

Rauchbier

26
Q

How long should kegs be kept in the cooler to prevent foaming?

A

24 hours prior to service